"Both parties are basically the same!" he shouted, hoping that he would be heard over the noise of the play room filled with crying preschool-aged children in crisis.
"Both parties are the same," he thoughtfully explained to the other passengers as the ICE agents boarded the bus and demanded everyone's ID.
"Both parties are the same," he said, as he watched the mining company's machinery rise over the landscape of the former National Park.
"Both parties are the same," he thought to himself as he scrolled through his timeline past a Senate candidate's retweet of a white supremacist.
"Both parties are the same," he said as the Supreme Court Justice, appointed after the Senate refused to hold hearings on the nominee of the earlier President, cast the deciding vote to strip employees' rights to form a union.
"Both parties are basically the same," he calmly explained to the construction worker beginning chemotherapy treatment for the cancer he developed after asbestos was allowed back into building materials.
"Both parties are the same," he told the family of immigrants who came here legally, got green cards, worked, paid taxes, and were denied citizenship.
"Both parties are basically the same," he explained to the Latino US citizen who, when applying to renew his passport, was told that his American birth certificate was forged and then thrown into a detention center for possible deportation.
